The Clothes Less Traveled, is a non-profit thrift store located in Peachtree City, GA. Their mission is to provide positive volunteer and community service opportunities and also raise funds to help other non-profit organizations provide services to the less fortunate in the South Metro community.
Recently Southwest Christian Care’s DayBreak program was the recipient of a $25,000 gift from The Clothes Less Traveled. DayBreak is a day program for seniors that offers an environment structured to meet the fellowship needs of senior adults with varying degrees of memory loss. The program meets the needs of many who require special love and attention, some experience early stages of Alzheimer’s and Dementia, others crave companionship and usefulness. We design our services to meet each participant’s unique interests and abilities.
Southwest Christian Care provides all services to their patients, participants and their families at no cost. Because of this, Southwest Christian Care depends on the generous gifts of individuals, churches, civic groups, corporations, businesses and foundations. We are grateful for The Clothes Less Traveled thrift stores generous support.
Individuals can help others in their community by donating gently used clothing and household items to The Clothes Less Traveled. For more information about The Clothes Less Traveled thrift store visit www.clotheslesstraveled.org or call 770-486-6517. For more information about Southwest Christian Care visit www.swchristiancare.org or call 770-969-8354.
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